[quote=JK98]Too many people think they have copper overload when they really have a copper deficiency!
According to Ann Louise Gittleman, you can have both issues at the same time. You can appear deficient if the copper is not being utilized by the body correctly (bio availability) or because of the copper being stored in the liver, tissues, and hair and not in the blood. Or both etc.
So I decided to search why I developed this condition and came across Copper overload/hypothyroidism and Ann's book "Why Am I Always So Tired?" and everything in the book explained my symptoms and how I felt to a T. I started the no copper high zinc diet and since then, my symptoms have slowly dissipated.
I tried that symptoms to a T thing before and figured out so many things have the same symptoms and I would go all over saying oh this is it now this is what I have! Magnesium deficiency first it was, then it was Candid, Merucry, Parasites, Pyroluria (Look that up) and so on and so on. Most of the symptoms for those things are the same and cause alot of what I have to a T, as does Lymes disease. You can guess this and that all you want and say well this is me to a T, but you never really know and keep on guessing and feeling bad as long as you think that way and don't work hard on diet and some herbs to aid etc.
BTW try cleaing up your bowels, kidneys and liver etc. with herbs and foods, that will go a long way without worrying about this and that towards health (Helped me alot). You could also look into parasite cleanses and some yeast issues which could cause most of your problems you mention.
